Ohio has set a new record this election.
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Secretary of State Frank LaRose said that Ohio set a new statewide record for in-person early voting this election.
“In fact, 68 of our 88 counties passed their previous numbers set in 2020,” he wrote on X previously known as Twitter.
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He said the record for mail-in voting is tough to beat due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, but voters have shown increasing confidence in early voting.
“Turnout today is brisk, so we’ll see what the final numbers show overall. Stay tuned.” he wrote.
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